
iGP Review
5.9/10iGaming Deck is the aggregation product of iGP, a Malta-based B2B vendor trading since 2016: one API into 12,000+ games with a promo layer of jackpots, a fortune wheel, and bonus tooling on top. The regulated footprint is a single Romanian B2B license, so its natural buyers sit in offshore and emerging markets.
Our read
12,000+ titles with Evolution, Pragmatic Play, BGaming, and Yggdrasil on the roster is real breadth for the offshore segment. It loses points for zero owned or exclusive content and a direct-studio roster of 20+, with the rest arriving through sub-aggregation.
A single API, a 4-week launch, and a dedicated account manager make a strong pitch for fast movers. Documentation and sandbox only arrive after signing, and nothing technical is public.
One Romanian B2B license from January 2026 is the entire license list, and there is no MGA despite ten years of Malta headquarters. GLI-19 covers the platform, and that is where the regulated story ends.
Ten years of trading and a public C-suite count for something, but no operator client is named anywhere and the headline brand counts come with no names behind them.
Nothing on price is published anywhere. The published transparency story is reporting and data granularity, and every commercial term is on request.
Jackpot Club, Twist of Luck, and the Promo API make the bonusing layer the Deck's best feature. Support includes a dedicated account manager but no published SLA or 24/7 commitment.
Methodology. Our own score, a weighted average of six dimensions, tilted toward content library and compliance. This grade names its buyer: an offshore or emerging-market operator, most likely in Latin America or Africa, that needs a big library plus promo tools on one contract. Against that use case iGaming Deck performs well, and the 5.9 reflects it. What blocks it from regulated shortlists is the license sheet: one Romanian B2B permit, no MGA despite the Malta HQ, and no named operator references anywhere. Read the full methodology
- One API and one contract into 12,000+ games, with a 4-week launch and a dedicated account manager through integration.
- The promo suite goes past what most aggregators ship: Jackpot Club's 4-tier jackpot layer, the Twist of Luck wheel, and a Promo API covering free spins, feature buys, bonus chips, and vouchers.
- Reporting granularity down to round, player, game, and provider level, with Pulse as a dedicated data-intelligence product.
- Ten years of trading, 200+ staff across Malta, Croatia, and Montenegro, and a fully public C-suite whose CEO fronts regular industry press.
- Current recognition: four EGR B2B 2026 shortlists including Aggregator platform, and the CEO took joint Leader of the Year at SBC Awards Europe 2025.
- No MGA license despite the Malta headquarters, and no UKGC or US licensing either.
- The whole regulated footprint is one Romanian B2B license (January 2026) plus a GLI-19 certification.
- No operator client is named. The 40+ live brands and hundreds of websites counts come without names, and every named partner is a supply-side studio.
- Direct studio deals stop at 20+ (2026). The rest of the 12,000+ library rides on sub-aggregated content, and none of it is owned or exclusive.
- Support terms are unpublished: no SLA, response times, or 24/7 commitment for the Deck or the platform.
Offshore and emerging-market operators, above all in Latin America and Africa, that want 12,000+ games plus a promotions layer through one contract. Also crypto-friendly brands, since the Deck carries provably fair content and iGP sells a crypto turnkey edition alongside it.
Operators with US, UK, or broad regulated-EU plans, and buyers who require named reference clients before signing. The license footprint stops at Romania and not one client is named anywhere.
Markets & licensing
iGP's entire license list is one line: a Romanian ONJN B2B technology-provider license granted in January 2026. After ten years headquartered in Malta the company holds no MGA license, and the GLI-19 certification on its platform is a technical audit rather than market access. Everything else it serves is offshore.
iGP holds no US state licenses or certifications, and nothing in its public roadmap points at the American market. Its stated commercial focus is Latin America and Africa. Regulated US iGaming is simply not addressable with this footprint.
No UK Gambling Commission B2B license exists for any iGP entity, and no UK plans have been announced. The Romanian license is framed as the start of a regulated European push, and the UK is not part of it.
- Romania (ONJN) B2BRomania
- B2B technology-provider license · Granted January 2026 · license class and number not published
Licensing tier: One license, granted in January 2026. iGP Operations Limited is a Malta company with no MGA license, so buyers with regulated plans work from the Romanian permit and the GLI-19 certification alone.
The ONJN license was granted on January 13, 2026. No locally licensed Romanian client deployments had been publicized by July 2026.
iGP publishes no restricted-market list and no certified-market list for iGaming Deck. In practice the regulated US, UK, and most of licensed Europe are out of reach without licenses, while the served base skews offshore (crypto turnkey, LatAm and Africa focus). iGP does not describe its client geography anywhere.
Casino content
Most of any catalog is the same aggregated shelf every competitor can license. What separates providers is whether any of it is their own work, and whose studios are behind it.
From content only, to an operator-configurable platform engine, to a cross-operator network.
Integrations & engineering
One contract and one API instead of a separate deal per studio, feed, or PSP. Here's what connects, how fast, and on what stack.
One integration to iGaming Deck opens the full 12,000+ game library, and the same connection carries the promo layer: Promo Campaigns, the Promo API, Twist of Luck, and Jackpot Club. The Deck sells standalone into an operator's existing platform or arrives embedded in iGP's own GLI-19-certified PAM and turnkey editions, where the multi-wallet setup spans fiat, crypto, and hybrid balances. The back office handles multi-brand management with real-time reporting down to round, player, game, and provider level. There is no public developer portal: sandbox access and technical documentation land in week one after the contract.
4 weeks from contract signing to launch, with a dedicated account manager through the process
Products & tools
iGaming Deck is the aggregation arm of a wider iGP stack that also includes a rebuilt GLI-19-certified platform, turnkey casino and sportsbook editions, a crypto edition, and a growing promo toolkit.
iGaming Deck
The aggregator itself: a single API and a single contract into 12,000+ third-party games, launched in September 2023 and sold standalone or embedded in iGP's turnkey editions.
- 12,000+ games from Evolution, Pragmatic Play, BGaming, Yggdrasil, CT Interactive, and others
- One API and one contract for the full library
- 4-week launch from contract signing
- 13.8ms content delivery
- Multi-brand back office with round, player, game, and provider-level reporting
- Dedicated account manager through integration
Deck Promo Suite
The aggregator-level promotion tools that carry iGP's 'Aggregator 2.0' pitch: campaign tooling, a branded fortune wheel, a 4-tier jackpot layer, and a Promo API for provider promos.
- Promo Campaigns with segmentation and scheduling for free spins and feature-bet promos
- Twist of Luck, a brand-customizable fortune wheel (2025)
- Jackpot Club, a 4-tier jackpot layer across slots, live casino, sportsbook, and virtuals (2025)
- Promo API for free spins, feature buys, bonus chips, and vouchers
- Runs at the aggregation layer, on top of any operator platform

iGP Platform
The company's own PAM and turnkey line, fully recoded in 2025 and GLI-19 certified. It is context for this review: the Deck sells standalone, but many buyers will meet it bundled here.
- GLI-19-certified core, fully recoded with the new version live around November 2025
- Multi-wallet setup spanning fiat, crypto, and hybrid balances
- Crypto Sportsbook & Casino edition (2025) with BTC, ETH, and unnamed stablecoins
- Casino Builder and a proprietary CMS running since 2021
- VIBE loyalty engine launching from February 2026
- 100+ payment integrations on the platform side
iGaming Lottery
A lottery vertical launched in October 2025: 70+ global draw-based games including Powerball and EuroMillions, insured payouts up to €100M per claim, sold standalone or plugged into the same stack as the Deck.
- 70+ global draws including Powerball, EuroMillions, Mega Millions, SuperEnalotto, and El Gordo
- Insured payouts up to €100M per claim
- Single API with a 4-6 week go-live, standalone or alongside iGaming Deck
- Crypto-enabled play plus jackpot widgets, campaign templates, and group play
- Online first, with the retail phase in beta as of October 2025
Platform & capabilities
Everything the product does out of the box. If a feature isn't listed, the vendor either doesn't offer it or doesn't say.
Crypto & risk maturity
Crypto support and risk controls are the two capabilities operators check first, so each carries its own grade.
The history
Sales decks get rewritten for every deal. A dated record doesn't.
iGP started in Malta in 2016 as iGamingPlatform, founded by Giovanni Paticchio, and spent its early years as a white-label casino vendor with 20 client casinos live by 2018. The iGaming Deck aggregator arrived in September 2023 with 5,000+ games. A 2024 rebrand to iGP was followed by Jovana Popović-Čanaki joining as Deputy CEO in June 2024 and taking the CEO seat in January 2025, when the white-label product was dropped and the company repositioned as a pure B2B technology provider. The legal entity is iGP Operations Limited, with offices in Malta, Croatia, and Montenegro.
Corporate
Leadership
Milestones
- 2016
Founded in Malta as iGamingPlatform by Giovanni Paticchio, initially a white-label casino vendor.
- 2018
The white-label business reaches 20 client casinos live.
- 2023
iGaming Deck launches on September 12 with 5,000+ games and Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Relax Gaming, and Parlabay among the first studios.
- 2024
Rebrand from iGamingPlatform to iGP, with Jovana Popović-Čanaki joining as Deputy CEO in June.
- 2025
Jovana Popović-Čanaki becomes CEO in January. White label is dropped, the platform is fully recoded and GLI-19 certified, and the Jackpot Club and Twist of Luck promo tools launch on the Deck.
- 2026
Romania grants iGP its first gaming license, an ONJN B2B technology-provider permit, in January.
Where they're pushing next
- Latin America (stated primary focus, 2026)
- Africa (stated primary focus, 2026)
- Romania and regulated Europe (stated push following the January 2026 ONJN license)
Awards & recognition
Longevity and ownership
Switching vendors is expensive, which makes the company's staying power part of the purchase. What the contract says about your data decides how expensive an exit gets.
iGP vs alternatives
No two vendors describe themselves the same way, which makes their own claims hard to line up. Every name here answers the same fields, so you can see where this one sits against the closest alternatives.
| Attribute | iGP | Alea | Slotegrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2016 | 2012 | 2012 |
| Team | 200+ | 90+ | 400+ |
| Games | 12,000+ | 16,000+ | 40,000+ |
| Game studios | 100+ | 250+ | 180+ |
| In-house studio | No | Distribution | No |
| Payment methods | — | — | 150+ |
| Sportsbook | — | — | Add-on |
| Crypto | — | — | Yes |
| Licenses | Romania | MGA, Curacao, Romania | Anjouan, Romania, Curacao |
| US market | Restricted | Restricted | Restricted |
| Pricing | On request | On request | On request |
The take: All three sell the same single-API aggregation pitch into the same offshore-leaning segment, and Slotegrator even shares the Romanian ONJN license. On raw library Slotegrator is far ahead, with 40,000+ games from 180+ studios against the Deck's 12,000+ from 100+ providers, only 20+ of them direct studio deals. Where iGaming Deck wins is the promo layer: the 4-tier Jackpot Club, the Twist of Luck wheel, and the Promo API go beyond what peers bundle at the aggregation level. Where it loses is references, since iGP names no operators at all, while both peers carry named client stories.
Pricing & terms
iGP quotes pricing per deal. Below is how the model and the terms are structured.
Not published. The category standard is a share of game GGR on top of studio fees, roughly 5-15% across the industry, with iGP disclosing no rates, setup fees, or minimums. The only public commercial terms are one contract for 12,000+ games and a 4-week launch from contract signing.
Everything is on request. Public terms stop at a 4-week launch from contract signing and a dedicated account manager, with no rev-share bands, flat fees, setup fees, minimums, or contract lengths disclosed for iGaming Deck or the platform.
The aggregation deal
Integration path
- 1Contact iGP sales and scope whether you want the Deck standalone on your own platform or bundled with the iGP PAM and turnkey editions
- 2Sign the contract, after which sandbox access and technical documentation arrive in week one (there is no public developer portal)
- 3Integrate the single Deck API against your wallet and platform, with a dedicated account manager assigned for the project
- 4Pick studios and titles from the 12,000+ game library and configure availability per market
- 5Configure the promo layer: Promo Campaigns, Twist of Luck, Jackpot Club tiers, and Promo API mechanics
- 6Go live on iGP's 4-week timeline, adding Romanian certification steps only if you target the ONJN market
Support & account management
You can't demo service before you sign, so what a vendor puts in writing is the only floor you can hold it to.
Frequently asked
The things operators actually ask before signing.
What licenses does iGP actually hold?+
One: a Romanian ONJN B2B technology-provider license granted in January 2026. Despite ten years headquartered in Malta, it holds no MGA license. The GLI-19 certification on its platform is a technical audit, not a license.
Can US or UK operators use iGaming Deck?+
No. iGP holds no US state licenses or certifications and no UKGC B2B license, and nothing announced points at either market. Its stated push is Latin America and Africa, with Romania as the first regulated European step.
Does iGP publish its pricing?+
It does not. The transparency in its positioning refers to reporting depth rather than price. No rev-share bands, setup fees, or minimums are published for the Deck or the platform. The only public commercial terms are a single contract for 12,000+ games and a 4-week launch from signing.
How many games and providers are on the Deck?+
12,000+ games as of 2026, from 100+ providers. Direct studio deals stop at 20+, so most of the library reaches the Deck through sub-aggregated content rather than direct integrations.
Who is using iGaming Deck today?+
The operator book is unnamed. The 40+ live brands on the platform and the hundreds of websites the Deck reaches come without operator names, and the named partners are all supply-side studios such as Evolution, Pragmatic Play, BGaming, and Yggdrasil.
Is there crypto support?+
Yes, as an add-on and not a core design. iGP launched a Crypto Sportsbook & Casino edition in 2025 with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and unnamed stablecoins on multi-wallet rails, and the Deck carries crypto-friendly content including BGaming and Tequity's provably fair titles. No chain list or custody model is published.
Who certifies the games on iGaming Deck?+
The studios do. Titles from Evolution, Pragmatic Play, BGaming, and the rest carry their own lab certifications, and Gamzix, added in March 2026, holds an MGA license of its own. iGP's GLI-19 certificate covers its platform core rather than third-party content, and Jackpot Club's certification names no lab.
Can iGaming Deck run on top of a third-party platform?+
Yes. The Deck is sold standalone as a single API into an operator's existing PAM, and the promo layer, meaning Promo Campaigns, Twist of Luck, Jackpot Club, and the Promo API, rides on that same integration. The bundled route through iGP's own GLI-19-certified platform is optional.